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Milwaukee Municipal Judge Derek Mosley is a kidney transplant recipient who faced a 12-day battle with COVID-19 last year in the ICU at Froedtert Hospital. He vividly remembers a crucial moment in the ICU when a doctor called him from inside the hospital and told him his health had hit a precarious stage.
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Surviving COVID in ICU gives Milwaukee judge new perspective
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Wisconsin Republicans take redistricting case to high court
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Pilot program aims to reduce drug-laced mail in prisons
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Teenager wins lawsuit over COVID social media post
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US Supreme Court sets Barrett ceremonial swearing-in for Oct. 1
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Republicans say charges against refugees raise concerns
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Kaul slams GOP election investigation, calls for gun laws
Case Digests
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Sufficiency of Evidence
Angelina Hansen appeals a judgment of conviction, following a jury verdict, for criminal contempt of court in relation to her violation of a family court order setting the conditions under which she could exercise physical placement with her children.
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Insurance Claim – Duty to Defend
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Motion in Limine – Expert Testimony
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Sentencing Guidelines
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Insurance Claim – Provider Agreement – Arbitration
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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act – Written Warranty – Jurisdiction
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Immigration – Removal Order
Verdicts and Settlements
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Settlement reached in head-on collision
A $15,000 settlement has been reached in a car accident case.
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Commentary
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Sentence in huffing case doesn’t feel like justice
It’s hard to know exactly how to feel about the sentencing of John Stender last week. He wasn’t behind the wheel on Nov. 3, 2018, when Colten Treu drove his truck through a group of Girl Scouts cleaning up litter along the side of Highway P. But he certainly bore considerable responsibility.
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The Supreme Court has overturned precedent dozens of times in the past 60 years, including when it struck down legal segregation
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Fee recovery is key to transparency
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Kaul vs. Prehn is a battle financed by the taxpayers
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ZOOM, ZOOM, ZOOM: Sometimes, in-person is better
